Cheese Quake Regular

Cheese Quake Regular by Subcool The Dank is a combination of two of the most amazing strains on the European continent, Cheese, a strain that doesn’t need much of a description; everyone’s heard of it. The other strain used to create this amazing hybrid is a Querkle (Purple Urkle x Space Queen). This strain comes from a plant that’s incredibly easy to grow, allowing you to produce enormous yields without much effort at all. Keep in mind that you’ll want to keep a careful eye on relative humidity, as its flowers can grow to be quite massive and you’ll want to keep them safe from fungi and rot.

Cheese Quake Regular by Subcool The Dank Growing Test

Growing Cheese Quake Regular Indoors

Indoors, this strain grows at an average pace, so you’ll need to be a bit patient when it comes to the first few growing weeks. Once you flip it to flower, you’ll notice it growing again, easily doubling up in size, growing over a meter tall. You can prune, top and guide this plant in any way that you’d want, and it’s also a great strain for making your own cuttings and rooting them easily. It’s a great alternative for those looking to select a mother plant and make their very own cuttings which can then be grown using the SoG system; it’s pretty easy to harvest over 500g per square meter. You should be able to harvest this amazing strain after just 55 flowering days, and in order to make sure that it stays nice and stable we recommend holding its branches up using strong or by training them with a Retractable Plant Yoyo.

Growing Cheese Quake Regular Outdoors

Outdoors it’s incredibly easy to grow plants that are wide and taller than 2m tall when grown towards the start of the season, although you can grow shorter, wider plants if grown from July onwards. Regardless of when you start growing this strain, it’s a high yielding plant, capable of producing between 500g and a whole kilogram of dense, aromatic buds per plant. This is what may make it a not-so-great option for those looking to discreetly grow outdoors, as everyone will know exactly what you’re up to. It has a relatively short flowering period, finishing up towards the end of September, so you shouldn’t have any issues with rain.

Cheese Quake Taste test Results

As you can imagine, a strain which contains both Cheese and Querkle genes produces an intensely rich aroma and flavor; this strain is particularly intense in general, producing intense cheese and grape aromas accompanied by a musky aftertaste. Its effects are mostly relaxing, both physically and mentally, making it a great choice for those that have issues when it comes to falling asleep and also want to enjoy a delicious cannabis strain.

Cheese Quake Regular Important Details:

• Sativa/Indica: 40/60%
• Flowering: 56-64 indoors, 1.8-2.5m outdoors.
• Height: 0.5-1.2m indoors, 1.8-2.5m.
• Yield: 450-550g/m2 indoors, 500-1000g/plant outdoors.